The Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute (AISI) is a government-backed organisation dedicated to advancing knowledge on AI safety by researching, evaluating and testing new AI models and conducting fundamental research on safety in the face of rapid AI advances.

The government of the United Kingdom has published a paper that provides guidance to civil servants regarding the use of generative AI to prevent harm and to ensure a correct usage of such systems.

The British government has published a whitepaper detailing its plans for a pro-innovation approach to AI regulation

The Science and Technology Framework sets out the approach of the UK government to make the UK a science and technology superpower by 2030.

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been piloting a Digital Sandbox-project. This project may serve as an interesting approach for regulatory sandboxes.

The UK government has launched a consultation on reforms to create a new UK data protection regime

The UK has introduced a new High Potential Individual Visa route to attract recent graduates from top foreign universities

The Belgian FPS Economy published an extensive study in relation to the impact of AI on Belgian economic law (e.g. IP, insurance, competition law etc.)

The United Kingdom establishes a pilot AI Standards Hub

De Britse overheid heeft in september een reeks voorstellen gelanceerd om de huidige regelgeving inzake gegevensbescherming te hervormen naar een meer ambitieus, groeibevorderend en innovatievriendelijk wetgevend kader.